New-York tribune. [volume], December 09, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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VON RINTELEN
WON PLOT FUNDS
i IN WALL STREET
Inside Tips from Germany
I on Market Yielded
w Big Profits.
HERE WITH HUERTA,
TEUTON AIDED BERLIN
Girl Witness Spirited Away from
Washington by Govern.
ment Orders.
A new angle on th? aetivitlei of
Fran? v..r. Riatoloo, tl ? naval
vificer aad propagatuli*t. was learned
yeoterda) from persona who ha'.
investigating him since it h.came
h?. had a* ? ; I
voke S . M ex
Alt'. Qeraaaa ??
m England and can ?
s country for
hu\e
accumulated an abundant? i
in the prooooatioa "'
him sa
?>iiw O? tha r?\ elation, of W14? inv??ti
I is that a large part of
used I -tutelen to pay for his
work m cau.aing itlrikoa la this r
Ba for start?
ing troubl? in .Mexico was made
? rk stock market.
The w?!\ German was here in ll'Of.
Bail !.""'?, it was ?aid, and associated
mineat m finance He
?liaplayed a phenomenally broad knowl?
edge Of tin BMat-Oti 01 d tr.o?e ?vho had
come in eoi 1 thai
? ? ? .
sido ral
German?. Vuled Stock Trade.
? faculty for finance, aided '
tide information from Gern .
mg what was likely to depress ?>r
?he n.irk-t. gave \on Kir.telei, an op
. lean up big profita, nearly
all of which were u?ed in th? promo?
tion of his anti-American schemes.
Me was here onlv one week when he
mol David l?mar, known at th? 'W
of Wall Street,H The man who
I ? mar is hi
' Justice, Bl '
arrett la only a question of a fee
Whoa hi eountry In
April, 191R, simultaneously with \
?i?i..r M'-x
:..i. -h?, (..i-.,: -k an office
at 48 ('?dar Str. ,-? th? eighth fio
and hsd a direct telephone conn?ctt
with a prominent trust rompant- Wh
persons interested In th? aotiviti??
von R otolen learned of hi? buslne
address he moved hi? offlc? to f5 LI
?rty Street, c?o?? to tho?? of Andr?
D. Me'.oy. the promoter, who recent
ted ?tat?'? evidence.
Agent? from the Department of Ju
tice learned that while here von Rent
len had received from Qerrnar.y at
had SOB to tho Imperial (?err:
much cor?#pondence whi.
was takeri to sad from Berlin by me
Beagere. Whethei -? of the?? le
- fiad been intercepted Js not mai
known jutt now, but the govemmei
expects 1
of thi ? '??re a IV
Now Strike Fund (lew
I* ?raa learned yeeterdey al
an
H
I aado |
?
I.amar had been dealing for
eon?
.
for t ? ,
At
1, M i
?
mm ne wit 1
t ..a yuung
?. ?en In tho ?
? : of the elei
..aii had b | ' '? ther
undei forme?
?he had. He O/as 'hen ra?t. I
head of I
brni eh
?tute?
at Attorao] i >*r las
night," w?
I
her paroati
,n Wssntagten cali?-.I me
? i
girl had The;,
?usperted that tie goverrincn? Bai
. at her and a?ked me ??> inqun?
? her and to Inform them
I lid."
"I went to the ?frico of th? clerk in
th? Federal building accompanied by
Mr. Y there wag confronted
, with startling aeereey, When I ?poke
! to Mr \V.. I found that he Wat
emphasising this secrecy. Hi? admitted
that Mia 1 ad come here aad tros
I '.; the government.
Peace Council Defended.
"1 first met her though my OU
be i? bet chum My
irely philanthropic, Labor'?
ouncil had been guilty
of n? ? dl myself have
boon guilty "t l ifl the mat
1 a disturban
alai ? in industrie.- I tame
here a beul ? ugo in the in
1 never
? met aon Kintelen."
Mr. Marshall le?; hurriedly :or Wash
ington late yeaterday to confer with th?
a on mattere relat
I tho Hamborg.
an line and C?ptala Hoy-Ed in
:?l merchant too?
th coal
: a? indictmeata of Max
Breilung and Othei al ratott
, ?? a leged I I rani oob
en with Laher'i N'ational 1'i-ace
Council ma ? -sed. a
? .iiv t ?aunt,
na? ul
'he s:,me
Formerly
A. T.
Stewart St Co.
Broadway
at Ninth.
National Wholesale and Retail Distributors of
V-I-C-T-R-O-L-A-S
U IM
fcM-r.^-**
( ft
. ?
i i ? be
? 'h*.
Victrola X?$75
< ? ?t m It h
? ?
? bolee of I
. ? Ir. II
$5 Worth of records
can be charged and
included in every
Victrola outfit sold
this month of De?
cember, 1915?
This is the
- fir
mm*
? J
Victrola XI?$100
Ui
?
' 1 |
t lltl at I
ilunn an'. |i h t ? ??: -1. Ooi b*
' r |0 II n.- I
Wanamaker Christmas Victrola Offer
Victrolas delivered free to your home if it is within our wagon limits, or to any
shipping point in the United States, on a payment of
$5 or $10 a Month, according to the type of instrument.
\ i< trr.his pur. hascl Ire.in the Wanamaker Store are purchased at the Cash
_either in Cash <>r QttaTftj Account, or on our Monthly Payment Plan, with
terest ? barged foi thi?-? pn\
When you realize that
you can add to your list of
( '?in-tuna-i gifts u VIC?
TROLA for an initial pay?
ment o? $5, Min ly you will
n'J-t hesitate.
Prices
no in
There Ought to Be a
VICTROLA
in Your Home
This Christmas
VictroUXIV?$150
?* ' . r 4M
.
I \ i
I
?ts>
Phel*l'?
:??
/?*
?P?a
Victrola IV?$15
Hm
aemflet? i ?
_
Victrola XVI?$200 "
......... . .
? ? i
. t for lit
i . aa i?
??aid i
Latin Quarter Now the Saddest
Part of Paris, Says Vicomtesse
aaBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBiaOW????????t??l?Ta?j??????? .
Vicomtes*?, do Kanci.ui?-iie, KculptO* and society girl, recently arrived here
from Paris, declares Latin Quarter now is one of tho grimmest eec
tiona in Europe.
Th? Latin Quarter of Paria la ne
longer the spot Singled out as the mer
' of the
whole word, according to 'h? \
eiety girl, ree?ntlj arrived from Paria
On the contrary, it la one of the grin.
nv'st, huni
"Yeo An erieei i k
all at? tthe batii Q irtei
? ?
a, 21 ?? i";, icv Pai ??. a ; ?
?ting "Vou hope. I -
a vicsriou? I
Ita genlua and Ita
I.lieht licht? Binl ...??v g
lit? talented ?rt ?tudenta einging them
i.ely homeward Bt ?lawn. I
; tree like that.
? i? the soddeoi par1
sf Paria | tor ol
had ti
1 Of B
r .1 fathei - ??'
iront, i.ia in iba
?
?
?? been
'
-.-..? had
bacon
.
now I have ( fiero??
' Thank you' and
?
.?
?ill ?ay " it time,
- debut as a I?
the 1
through the courtesy
? I
:'
.. the i i
- ij
.
rosa upon
the ;. a ? I of the Latin
"The reason whv I ? 'thank
? .?? t'nrough your
'
' at \? |
|
hutid'
I h:.', e
?i I ?? ill want to
help ?
Quart Yl the
?' .?in.g with feel?
ing. "Allli-r ? .'TOUS
? ,l, I think."
Among t: : ? . .'..arity
are Mn
i . ?
M rs. J '?'
--. Mra. .
.... Mi,.
Maleol ' v. K i1
M re, B< jamin ' 1rs. Arthui
(". Jam . Mra w ?Her B, James, Mr?.
W. P. Hamilton and Misa Mathilda
i relii i
VANISHING WDM
SEIZED AS THEEI
Paltry $1,000 Causes Ar
rest of Mrs. Wilson on
Bench Warrant.
ACCUSED BY MOTHER
OF .MUSICAL YOUTI
Inability to Get Rid of Attac.i
ment on Her "$3.000,000"
to Blame.
Mr?. ?Mit- ?Tilaee, "the vanithm;
widow" of??-??,
snxio ? rs on "AH Fooli Day,
1911, opened her strong box
? ? d II itoa - rripan;
i.nd four.d it ; '?"Ted ?
Bp serenely yosterda;
in the Criminal Coarta Ivi
bench warrar.'. Iho area ?ce.
tooling | [re. Freda Sollo
?ray, of t-M Vsrmflyee Avena
October .17 last.
teetive Joe Bueee, of I
Atto: t'l staff. BrrOOtl
Wilton in h?r room at th? Hotel Man
ha.tsn. gh ? ?..?a unable to retain i
lawyer or I II . . . .
night in the 1 ? ? .
rer I Bi idge of Sigh? -
?h?? ?he may have b? ? I ?o pa?
some of her debt? in the pn?t, but ItOO
11,0001 Never!
Thi?, her late?t and tnoit ?erlotis pre
dic?nient, grew out her original mis
for'une her inability to get i d
imonl i f |1 0 i ob bei I
in cash and
Bark." It ?va; lier of ihn
?sing situa' on, BCOOfdlng to Mr-,
?.?ay, that ?he ? , tVileoi
eight .1100 and four .-.
Mr? ...i-i a son, IL.rry, eigh
?? ho ?days t!ie
Win-1. Mr* Wilson,
? ' a friend in an adjoining
un !.? !.. ? - uriip.
Mr?
way'? opal
caused Mr- ..
.rig, it la a
?
:t vould be bot ambition m life ?
Harrv 'he , . -, New
?lili l?!r;.? .1
She
of M
slve course I
one of the large?* [.uno ara re I
?
i nst ru m eut a ?
"The!
"I ha '
I
f aras d
rea t
.
' ? I
non.
M t ? '?'
tt Pier
lie th? M iilow of ! Y
Philadelphia d bnsinea? man.
have been moni ?he is
?he greaddaughtei of John Bright, thi
?.?.?'M-iinai
690 DETECTIVES
GET OWN MEDICINE
Pass In Line-Up Before Butler
and Maid for Vase Rob'jery
in Huntington Momo.
NY w York's del '
ttrong. ?ver?' victima ?'
up at Police Hi
In the usual Wl epart
tnent it 1? their n.| In
. d foCUS camera eye?
?.'.d fetel I who are
paraded before them.
ahly po?ed as
ran a gaatiel I '
glance? directed by ?;
in the employ ?.f Henry E
ingtoa, from ahooe hut.... al -
aeventh Street.
?" thi r nun
? .
??| am b men I f
?
WILSON DEMANDS
ANCONA DISAVOWAL
< ?Ultimi..1 fr.ut. |i tu?- 1
* placed
? -lilt i'l
:?y.
Besped Germas r-Hont.
i Thi
I
\
?
?
? ? ?
the '
i
> ?? . Thi
;. s -,?
\ . i.
Iii
! ., ., approval ?.f
\V..-?.:,. ?' i. .- ?
1
t.? being ? . ??:?! de
? ided . as draft*
' i.f the*
-;. at ene*, without brincinc;
CHI 1. ' ? ich U4
heigl ??
Sca : .?.??! ?,?ri*
te 1 i-i'
Von ;' .
meny, It la
\
for tha rseall ?i th?. two sttsehi
?
?n N.. ? ata sp
Oerman ?xplana
?f that tha ? r
ibmit
before sny
t ii?i actioa eosld bs tah?
Inxi?.) ?>n Warning.
i I .?..'!,? *.? Vienna, it l?
USdl forth lhat th?- ( nite.l
? ?? thai the ?-..m -
mandara al Aestriea aehtnarlniM h?vo
tem?
i..-- . ... ??'. andel ?? miaapptebMaiea es*
?? r?: i leaned br th? tutti an naval au
f? it '?i depleted that sanes
m? ti- i i?-1?, m these ssn?
?il?.\??.l la th.- linking ?>f ih? Ancona it I
under such
tsaees, t.? rsstsin \> ; um the
unity.
?
.mir.l in ni
'Il be
?
. govern mi
' ?? . ?
marine
?
ten ther snj
fei ai ? menta
? ? which ha
led by Th?
?
thot ?i? In.?I, : I I
i fu in?'
?
eh the
the en?! of thn? u? ?
claimed
erei
I the a
. ml of si I of foi ty-flve
? ? - It wsa
bouts were Are.) ht, but II w. i
? ?
!????'
Aneens I i set pr? stly.
Italy Neils ( bergee.
Th? I
:
th ip, a ? i?
?top, and that th?
the dee* of the
indlBg rua:
ft rs.
the Amer weru
: tl
?
?
i 4 mi this peint. I i
' ? Bg tha? tha
?et Beyer ha4 bees u??-?- ts Com?
pile BJ
The tell Sf the American ii
wat ta
for pa B illuming pu tier? of
Friday.
I lie reported attacks on oil ?-hip-, in
..it alio bear heavily
? in thia v
i iermany. i B? rn?t.i| it .
??analice? after th?- Arabia
?lied only to lin?r?. and. a!1
State !>eparttnent did not qa<
i?t the tune, ben |
Senatesssry trouM? It ami
tdged 'h?i an set ? -
having Amerieeet in the en
demonstrate th? ha?'.' worth
the ?.ermuti pn.n .
PEARLS
JEWELS
PRECIOUS
STONES
drfkt:iuc?
JtiVaOw
twn ?malt at mrHBtiN
NEWVCi?K
borhood, and ycu can't be too 001*.
Touched by the
fulnooi i two ????
tivo" thi
? '
? they
..n an
?mg.
i
I
.
?
until T. .'
arel In?
terday
Bg. Tiio li-ipector at once dit
.-h in
on and called all his f
ten to undergo the line-up
In batch?? o' twenty-Are tho'flleuth?
??'ore tho stalwart
o appeared al
?>n?|,a
.
. dear, no, ?lr." tho I
th the correct Bond I
before
tro,] ?
Pre
.
man had not I
. not there
"I'm
ok his
V moat 'at i
.. peal or."
R. P. LEVIS HELD
AS CONSPIRATOR
Lawyer and Progressive Leader
Indicted ?vital Credit Van
in Bankruptcy Case.
? ". ra
raed yeater
i, of
lirai of ?V
rwa
I . ? .:;> West ;
out of th?
ipany,
? . ? i ? -
u
? .. avis s
rounael 1.
. t th
I i tee at B-M
ale
an innocen'
'
I y, and dur
d tritl
I M Bi
?
J which
;, Mr.
?
Dla
?
ithout
Com
legu
'
Kein
?
.in of
Yleitiberger,
? liarle?
?
1
to J
?
?' the book?, de
?
?
I hi
IMPORTERS INDICTED
Member-? of S? ..ma i inn \. ruse-d of
lag ? alea laei ate Rotaraa
for I he pro
? ?
?
?
,; o for
?
'
: i
?
DR. FARR MAY FIGHT
TO KEEP PRISON JOB
Tel?- Riky (un'?, Relation! with
Convict Were Proper.
' 'A K,rr. \a ! a
:
'?
I jury for ..
.
? Superintendent <>f Pi
John B Riley, Before lei...
ing lie gave th? Impression that he
. BOt
.. ni? reelgni I
A .:??., ',,, ? I
tie I. biooaborg, the convict to ehern |
I
.msfrw* -cri?.-,
?454.>5M ? - oca yjfflh SvtUkW?r* 4?->'- ?-o aW*a sts.
ARE N ?W ILAri'h'IN?
?s/p
pCCldl
or
Ja?moiiable Jar?
8br S^ #W 3 rc?^
EMBRACING
tMat?eu?ds-Scdrf} ?A ?
ALSO
For Day and Evening occasions?Usually $65 to $150
Handsomely tur-trunmed--Usually $05 to $125
%-op? ai $7S?$95?$i2s
Of rich brocade and velvets richly trimmed
with fur?Usually $95 to $200
QxtM- si $3S?$SS?$7S
Of exclusive materials with fashionable furs
Usually $50 to $110
Formerly $18 to $30
^ -?. ? O ? ?/> r n I '.nierly
odoxJ " o -** /o $1
Dr. i troduetng a roui
:i. and Whom BO
charged with serving n? a
ter gi
i?..- Ward?
? time
served asking :
iction ?f ? arlea
wireleas ?rire tapper. Hoth men wi
say.
Before leaving Osslning Dr. Far
ma?le public the name of the youn
ute. She ?? Mea Mil
drei E. Gentler, who, at told in th
? of Farr's trouble i
lay, again denle
anything improper I
. i berg. !>r. Far
g| I the name of his wife let
.!?e.
In Albany Dr. Farr wa? closete?! witl
.!:? ;. He told thi
rintendent he attribut.
act tha
lie h.. . ilieate;
grand jury.
NO MUTINY ON MINNESOTA
?Nipper Kaa-a.a.rts St*_mer'? Trouble?
Are Entirely Mechanical.
San Francisco, li?e. fc. A wireless
a 1 here to-day from
rsrliek, of the disabled lnu-r
Minnesota, declared that the trouble?
of th? p were entirely me
ihnnlcnl and that there hi
mutiny and no trouble with the crew
This waa the drat direct statement
lote'a akipper to any
?
aay. It eonArm
aenta mad?' by ?' W.
? of the company.
? bomb plot
rere mutter? of surmiaa
.
B mes?aga from the
? laqua, th?
?va? being towed to\?ard San Francisco
to reuch here next
Rear Admiral Ludlow Worse.
It a 1 early this morning
that the condition of Hear Admiral
.
Fifth
Avenue and Fifty.
.xen a tun
II, of ?16 M
? "HIS new trade mark
of 1 he Tribune will
soon come to mean to
you more than an empty
sign.
It is a mark th.it r<*
ll."t ts the spirit of the day
when I Jurare Greeley
carried out to its hi?/heit
development the nie
idea of a newspaper's re?
sponsibility to its i n
?an idea th.it in liter
years has been generally
overlooked, but which
lives again in >v
1 ribune.
It is a new mark to
signify that th?? old ordsg
of things has i on e hack,
that here tli<- printed
word again carriet ita
own inherent guarantee
of responsibility.
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